The Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic
Development, which administers the new program, yesterday released
guidelines for businesses that want to donate to approved opportunity
scholarship organizations (OSOs).
Businesses authorized to do business in the Keystone state
and who are subject to taxes can receive a 70 percent tax credit for
contributions of up to $400,000 to approved OSOs. If a business contributes for two years, it
can receive a 90 percent tax credit.
If a tax credit application is approved, businesses have 60
days to donate its contribution to an OSO.
Applications for tax credits in fiscal year 2012-13 are due
by August 8, 2012.
For more information, read
the Business Guidelines for the Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit Program (PDF).
School Choice Now!
will keep you updated
on this new program as it prepares to serve students in the 2012-13 school
year.
- American Federation for Children | Alliance for School Choice, MSG
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